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Always and Forever

A poem about a mother-daughter love

By Ali SPPublished 5 years ago • Updated 5 years ago • 1 min read
Always and Forever
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Her skin

Velvet smooth

With drops of honey

Against the purity of her wedding dress

As she admires herself in the mirror

Her reflection leaving her breathless

There once was a time when this day existed

Only in her diaries and her dreams

Today her tears were different

When she got down on both knees

*

With trembling hands

She traced the pearls around her neck

And within a few moments

Felt her mother’s presence

Then she remembered

Her promise to be there

On her special day

Because a daughter will always need her mother

Even when it’s only her soul that remains

Thank you for reading!

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Ali SP

Ali has found a renewed passion for reading and creating. It is now a form of expression for her– another creative outlet which she works to improve upon.

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